If you have random buttons lying around or you just touch the ultimate antiquing jackpot by buying a box full of antique buttons for $ 7, you do not have to worry about taking up space. With some glue, DIY and creativity, you can create beautiful works of art, including decorative items and jewelry, these buttons. With the holidays coming, these can be added to the center of your table or given as gifts to friends and family. Here are some ideas to get you started.
Earrings Reuse buttons for cute pieces of jewelry. You will need:
- Two corresponding buttons
- Earring back with pad
- glue non-toxic
Apply a small dot of glue to each button. Wait until the glue dries a little, then press the loop back word of each button. Set it and leave it alone overnight. Make several pairs with different buttons.
Bobby Pins Button Spice up these smooth hair clips with buttons.
- Bobby pin
- Gorilla Glue
- buttons
Pickup which buttons you think you look great in your hair. Carefully apply a small line of glue on the button and set the bobby pin. Allow to dry overnight before adding style to your hair touch. In one version a kick-up, glue a bunch of small buttons on top of the main button.
Bracelets For fast attachment, try to make a button bracelet. You will need:
- 1 wax rope yard
- 2 buttons, one large and one small
Cut the rope into four equal parts ( should measure 1.5 feet long). Then take one of the pieces of rope and thread through a hand on the larger button and pull to the center. Repeat with a second piece of cord and tie a knot. Repeat this on the button on the opposite side. After knotting, braiding the four corners of each side of the button. On the one hand, creating a knot in the end of the braid, then thread each channel in each hole of the smallest button and a node. On the opposite side, creating a loop at the end by braiding and knotting cord. Turn the button through the loop to secure.
Napkin Rings Add character to your table with these napkin rings button.
- Felt
- Popsicle sticks
- glue Tacky
- Small brush
- buttons
for each napkin, cut a 4 × 5 1 / piece of felt 2 inches. Place it horizontally, and glue 12 Popsicle sticks together. Use the small brush to spread the glue to keep it less messy. Once the glue dries, form a ring by bonding overlapping felt together (Popsicle sticks should be on the outside). Then glue the buttons on Popsicle sticks. If you create this for Thanksgiving, use the buttons that are shades of red, orange and yellow. This will create a piece of abstract art that looks like a Corn cob. When it's time to set the table, insert towels in each ring.
Bowl Button This unique project is perfect for holding random trinkets around your home. And it is fun to do!
- Glue
- Mod Podge
- Brush
- Many buttons
- Balloon
inflate a balloon. Use brush to spread the glue on the end of the balloon. Carefully but quickly, attach buttons ball. Keep the buttons also close to each other as possible. Let the glue dry. Then use a clean brush to add Mod Podge on all buttons. Once the Mod Podge is dry, pop the balloon, and voila; you have a new bowl
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